Appendix A

Single-Author Miscellanies Published in Britain and Ireland, 1680–1799 The bibliographic details of the single-author miscellanies discussed in Chap. 3 are recorded here. Only the earliest edition of each miscellany is recorded separately; bibliographic references for other editions and vari- ants are given in the far right-hand column. Details of authors and pub- lishers are given as they appear on the title page of the earliest editions; information supplied from other sources is given in square brackets. Only the names of publishers are given, except in cases where no publisher is identifed in the imprint. All of the editions listed are recorded in the English Short Title Catalogue (ESTC); references to the bibliographies of Foxon (1975), Teerink (1963), and Wing (1994) are also provided where relevant.1

© The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature 239 Switzerland AG 2021 C. Watson, Miscellanies, Poetry, and Authorship, 1680–1800, Palgrave Studies in the Enlightenment, Romanticism and Cultures of Print, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37066-4 240 APPENDIX A ) ) Wing H1753/ESTC R14466 Wing R358/ESTC R20708, Wing R359/ESTC R29408 (1691), ESTC T83027 (1721), N40523 (1738 “fourth edition”) Wing S5399/ESTC R24112, Wing S5400/ESTC R221926 (1699 Miscellany Poems on Several Occasions Wing M872/ESTC R23026 Wing W1867/ESTC R24550, Wing W1867A/ESTC R26352 (1690 Miscellany Poems Wing N1248/ESTC R14992, Wing N1249/ESTC R3831 (1692 “second edition”), Wing N1250/ ESTC R17165 (1699 “third edition”), ESTC T76117 (1706 “fourth edition”), T131551 (1710 “ffth edition”), T76114 (1717 “sixth edition”), N5662 (1722 “seventh edition”), T143336 (1723 “eighth edition”), T76118 (1730 “ninth edition”), N147 (1730 “ninth edition”), T186443 (1740 “ninth edition”) Bibliographic references Printed for Samuel Tidmarsh Printed for Joseph Knight Printed … for the Author Printed for T. Salusbury Printed … For John Crosley Publication details Printed for Robert Boulter London Cambridge London Oxford London London Place of publication A Miscellany of Poems upon Several Occasions Both Moral and Amorous Miscellany Poems Poetick Miscellanies A Collection of Miscellanies: Consisting of Poems, Essays, Discourses, and Letters, Occasionally Written Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Title Tho[mas] Heyrick T. S. [Thomas T. S. Steevens] John Rawlet John Norris John Whitehall Andrew Marvell Author 1691 1689 1687 1687 1685 1681 Year of frst Year publication APPENDIX A 241 ) continued ( ) Miscellany Poems ESTC T180547/Foxon (1975, 1:465) Wing B5052/ESTC R15161, Wing B5053/ESTC R170837 (1699), Wing B5054/ESTC R31629 (1700 “second edition”) Wing W979B/ESTC R220848 Wing M2232A/ESTC R31027 Wing M2229/ESTC R180611 Wing F519/ESTC R40582 Wing D1034/ESTC R20371, Wing D1035/ESTC R800 (1697 “second edition” Wing R1842C/ESTC R16066 Bibliographic references Printed for W. Rogers Printed by R. Janeway, and sold by J. Nutt Printed for Will. Rogers … and Fr. Hicks Printe[d] for H[annah] Hindmarsh Printed for John Sparks Printed for James Knapton Printed for Richard Baldwin Publication details Printed for John Lawrence … And Joseph Wats London London London London London London London London Place of publication Miscellany Poems Miscellany Poems on Several Subjects Miscellaneous Poems upon Several Occasions A Collection of Miscellany Poems, Letters, &c. Miscellany Poems The Loyal and Impartial Satyrist: Containing Eight Miscellany Poems Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose Miscellanea Sacra Title T. B. R. W. [Robert R. W. Warren] [Thomas] Brown a Young Lady a Young [Anonymous; by Ambrose Philips (Cameron 1957)] [Dedication signed “S. S.”; by Thomas Rogers] [John] Dennis [Anonymous; by Benjamin Farrah] Author 1702 1700 1699 1698 1697 1694 1693 1692 Year of frst Year publication 242 APPENDIX A a ESTC T96877/Foxon (1975, 1:474), ESTC N474121/Foxon (1975, 1:474) (1720 “third edition”), ESTC T96876/Foxon (1975, 1:474) (1739 “fourth edition”), ESTC T96875 (1761 “ffth edition”), T96878 (1772 “sixth edition”) ESTC T115882/Foxon (1975, 1:610), ESTC N6151/Foxon (1975, 1:610) (1707 “second edition”), ESTC N64004 (1707 “second edition”), T124303 (1707 “second edition”) ESTC T108087 ESTC N10990/Foxon (1975, 1:399) 3, ESTC ESTC T39444/Teerink N64809 (1714 “second edition”) Bibliographic references ESTC T144864/Foxon (1975, 1:907), ESTC T117425 (1706) Printed for John Place Printed for B. Lintott … and H. Clements Printed for E. Curll Publication details Printed and sold by T. Sowle Printed for C. Brome, and J. Taylor, B. Tooke Printed for Sam. Briscoe, and Benj. Bragge London London London London London Place of publication London Miscellanies Miscellany Poems on Several Occasions Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Fruits of Retirement: Fruits of Retirement: Miscellaneous or, Poems, Moral and Divine Miscellaneous Tracts, Essays, Satyrs, &c. in Prose and Verse Title Miscellany Poems: as Satyrs, Epistles, Songs, Love-Verses, Sonnets, &c. Jonathan Swift the Author of the Choice [John Pomfret] William King Mary Mollineux Edmund Hickeringill Author W[illiam] Wycherley 1711 1702 [1709] 1702 1707 Year of frst Year publication 1704 (continued) APPENDIX A 243 ) continued ( b c ESTC N22085/Foxon (1975, 1:852) (“second edition”), ESTC T153563/Foxon (1975, 1:852) (1718 “third edition”) ESTC T39454/Teerink 2(1), ESTC ESTC T39454/Teerink 2(1) (1711), N44669/Teerink 2(2) (1713 ESTC T39455/Teerink “second edition”), ESTC T170386/ 2(2) (1713 “second Teerink edition”) ESTC T107413/Foxon (1975, 1:445) ESTC T25416/Foxon (1975, 1:482) Bibliographic references ESTC T94540/Foxon (1975, 1:274), ESTC T94539/Foxon (1975, 1:275) (1713), ESTC T135708/Foxon (1975, 1:274) (1713), ESTC N34986/Foxon (1975, 1:275) (1713), ESTC N64993 (1713) ESTC T33002/Foxon (1975, 1:391), ESTC T199344/Foxon (1975, 1:391) (1714) Printed by W. D. and Printed by W. D. Sold by J. Woodward Printed for J. Baker Printed for Daniel Brown Publication details Printed for John Morphew Printed for J. B[arber] Printed for A. Bettesworth … and E. Curll London London London London Place of publication London London

Vol. III Vol. Miscellaneous in Verse Writings, and Prose, Both Serious and Comical … Miscellanies or Amusements, in Verse and Prose Wishes to a Godson, Wishes with Other Miscellany Poems Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Title Miscellany Poems, on Several Occasions Poetical Miscellanies on Several Occasions Edward Ward Bezaleel Morrice B. M. [Bernard Mandeville] [Anonymous; by Jonathan Swift] Author by a Lady [Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea] Samuel Jones 1712 1712 1712 1711 Year of frst Year publication 1713 1714 244 APPENDIX A ESTC T139166/Foxon (1975, 1:852) ESTC T107917/Foxon (1975, 1:465) ESTC T143074 ESTC N71738/Foxon (1975, 1:520) ESTC N67460/Foxon (1975, 1:721–22) ESTC T222338/Foxon (1975, 1) 1:90–91), N23148 (Vol. Bibliographic references Printed and Sold by John Morphew Printed for E. Curll Printed … And Sold by A. Bettesworth Printed for E. Curll Printed, and sold for the beneft of author Publication details Printed by W. Bonny London London London London London Bristol Place of publication ] [Vol. 2 of [Vol. Miscellanies A Collection of Historical and State Poems, Satyrs, Songs, and Epigrams. Being of the Fifth Volume Miscellanies Miscellanies in Prose and Verse State and Miscellany Poems State Tracts Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose A Miscellany of Poems, Compos’d, with a and Work’d Needle, on the Backs and Seats &c. of Several Chairs and Stools Title

Spy - London the Author of the [Edward Ward] [George] [George] Smalridge a Gentleman the Author of the Examiner [by Joseph Browne] [George] [George] Sewell Lady [Frances] Norton Author 1717 1715 1715 1715 1714 1714 Year of frst Year publication (continued) APPENDIX A 245 ) continued ( ESTC T39486/Teerink 19 (“fourth ESTC T39486/Teerink edition”, earlier editions not identifed), ESTC T173303/Teerink 19A (1736 “ffth edition”) ESTC N61159/Teerink 16 ESTC N61159/Teerink ESTC T114975/Foxon J18 ESTC T128543/Foxon (1975, 1:299) ESTC T93524/Foxon (1975, 1:548), ESTC T93525/Foxon (1975, 1:548) (1719 “second edition”), ESTC N70933 (1719 “second edition”) ESTC N64560/Foxon (1975, 1:852) (“third edition”) ESTC N4172/Foxon (1975, 1:383) ESTC T39418/Foxon (1975, 1:782) Bibliographic references Printed for T. Jauncy Printed for T. Jauncy … and J. Roberts Printed for E. Curll Printed for E. Curll Printed for J. Roberts Printed for Tho. Warner Printed for the Author Publication details Printed, and Sold by A. Bettesworth and C. Hitch London London London London London London London London Place of publication

With With … Vol. II Vol. Human Happiness. A Poem. Several Other Miscellaneous Poems Miscellanies Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose A Second Collection of Miscellanies Miscellanies, upon Several Subjects; Occasionally Written Miscellanea Sacra, Consisting of Three Divine Poems A Miscellany of Poems Miscellaneous in Verse Writings, and Prose, Both Serious and Comical … Title Jonathan Swift [Dedication signed “G. J.”, i.e. Giles Jacob] Jonathan Swift [Dedication signed “Richardson Pack”] Joseph Gay [John Breval and Francis Chute] E[dward] Taswell G[iles] Jacob Edward Ward Author 1722 1721 1720 1719 1719 1718 1718 [1717] Year of frst Year publication 246 APPENDIX A d ESTC N6154/Foxon (1975, 1:360), ESTC T10186/Foxon (1975, 1:360) (1725), ESTC N6155/Foxon (1975, 1:360) (1725 “second edition”) ESTC T53694/Foxon (1975, 1:792) ESTC T132384/Foxon (1975, 1:851), ESTC T177730/Foxon (1975, 1:851) (1745) ESTC T64898/Foxon (1975, 1:852), ESTC N25124/Foxon (1975, 1:852) (1727), ESTC T177636/Foxon (1975, 1:852) (1729) ESTC T142873/Foxon (1975, 1:4) Bibliographic references ESTC N5132/Foxon (1975, 1:789) Printed and Sold by G. Strahan … C. King … and S. Briscoe Printed for the Author Printed for E. Curll Publication details Printed for Tho. Combes Printed: And Sold by J. Roberts Printed for Anthony Barker London London London London London Place of publication London Being … Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellanies, in Verse Miscellanies, in Verse and Prose The Wandring Spy: The Wandring The Merry or, Observator of the Sixth Volume Miscellanies Miscellany Poems on Several Subjects Miscellaneous in Prose Translations, from and Verse, Roman Poets, Orators, and Historians Title Miscellaneous Poems and Translations A Person of Quality [Edward Howard, Earl of Suffolk] Joseph Addison Ed[ward] Ward [Anonymous; by Elizabeth Thomas] [Dedication signed “W[illiam] Warburton”] Author [Dedication signed “J[ohn] Theobald”] 1725 1725 1724 1722 1724 Year of frst Year publication 1724 (continued) APPENDIX A 247 ) continued ( ESTC T90607/Foxon (1975, 1:658) ESTC T106778/Foxon (1975, 1:342) ESTC N34958/Foxon (1975, 1:406) ESTC T2216/Foxon (1975, 1:334) ESTC T69549/Foxon (1975, 1:190), ESTC T67022/Foxon (1975, 1:190) (1729 “second edition”) ESTC T92778/Foxon (1975, 1:548), ESTC T92777/Foxon (1975, 1:548) (1725) ESTC N5134/Foxon (1975, 1:464) ESTC T11447 Bibliographic references Printed for the Author Printed … for … W. Meadows S. Billingsley … and J. Gray Printed for the Author Printed for the and Sold by Author, him only Printed by the Widow Penn Printed for William Reason Reprinted for A. Moore Publication details Printed for E. Curll London London London Bristol Edinburgh London London London Place of publication Miscellaneous Poems Compos’d at Newfoundland, on His Majesty’s Board Ship the Kinsale Miscellaneous Poems The Trooper’s MerryThe Trooper’s Or Poems Miscellany. on Several Occasions Miscellanies in Prose and Verse A Collection of Miscellany Poems and Letters, Comical and Serious The Sixpenny a Or, Miscellany. Dissertation upon Pissing Miscellaneous Poems A New Collection of Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Title , &c. Wonderful Wonderful [James] Ralph B. Lacy John Hewitt James Dodd Jo[hn] Harvey the Author of the Wonder a Young a Young Gentleman [Dedication signed “Richardson Pack”] Author 1729 1729 1727 1727 1726 1726 1725 1725 Year of frst Year publication 248 APPENDIX A ESTC T179925/Foxon (1975, 1:781) ESTC T92599 ESTC T97174/Foxon (1975, 1:453) ESTC T53841/Foxon (1975, 1:42) ESTC T21431/Foxon (1975, 1:143) ESTC T124869/Foxon (1975, 1:199), ESTC T58884/Foxon (1975, 1:199) (1730 “second edition”, ESTC T201004/Foxon (1975, 1:200) (1731 “third edition”), ESTC N27380/Foxon (1975, 1:200) (1731 “fourth edition”) Bibliographic references Printed for J. Wilford Printed: And Sold by J. Roberts … A. Dodd … and by the Booksellers of York Printed for the Author Printed for A. Moore Printed for A. Moore Publication details Printed: And Sold by the Author London London London London London London Place of publication The York Miscellany: The York Consisting of Poems on Several Occasions A New Miscellany: Containing the Art of Conversation, and Several Other Subjects The Grub-Street The Grub-Street Miscellany, in Prose and Verse The Thresher’s The Thresher’s Poems Miscellany: or, on Several Subjects The Bays Miscellany, or Colley Triumphant The Weaver’s The Weaver’s Poems Miscellany: or, on Several Subjects Title John Taperell Stephen Maxwell Mr. Bavius Jun. Mr. [pseud.] Arthur Duck [pseud.] Scriblerus Quartus [Thomas Cooke] John Bancks Author 1731 1731 1731 1730 [1730] 1730 Year of frst Year publication (continued) APPENDIX A 249 ) continued ( e ESTC T55767/Foxon (1975, 1:191) ESTC T90955/Foxon (1975, 1:820), ESTC T125417/Foxon (1975, 1:820) (1740) ESTC T125633/Foxon (1975, 1:905) ESTC T66303/Foxon (1975, 1:114) ESTC T98111/Foxon (1975, 1:453) ESTC T70868/Foxon (1975, 1:73) 38A, ESTC T202226/Teerink 38 (1733) ESTC T93713/Teerink Bibliographic references ESTC T184918/Foxon (1975, 1:147) Printed for the Author Printed; and sold by J. Wilford Printed and Sold for the Beneft of Author Printed for S. Slow Printed by and for James Hoey Publication details Printed for Benj. Motte Printed and Sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster Printed … for the Author London London Dublin London London London York Place of publication London A Muse in Livery: or, A Muse in Livery: or, The Footman’s Miscellany The Merriest Poet in Christendom: or, Chaloner’s Miscellany, Being a Salve for Every Sore The Drapier’s Miscellany, in Verse and Prose The Kingston Atalantis: or, Woodward’s Miscellany The Humorous Miscellany; or, Riddles for the Beaux Miscellaneous Poems and Translations A New Miscellany in and Prose Verse Title The Country-Mans Miscellany, or, Refections on That Glorious Planet the Sun, with Other Poems [Dedication signed “R[obert] Dodsley”] Tho[mas] Chaloner that celebrated Author [i.e. the Drapier; by Jonathan Swift] Mr. Woodward Mr. E —B — [Elizabeth Boyd] H[enry] Travers Stephen Maxwell Author J. M. 1732 1732 [1733] 1731 1733 1731 1732 Year of frst Year publication 1732 250 APPENDIX A f ESTC T66799/Foxon (1975, 1:4) ESTC T124671/Foxon (1975, 1:323) ESTC T116960/Foxon (1975, 1:785) (“second edition”, frst edition not recorded) ESTC T83225/Foxon (1975, 1:874), ESTC N55499/Foxon (1975, 1:874) (1734), ESTC T83088/Foxon (1975, 1:874) (1737 “second edition”), ESTC T83093/ Foxon (1975, 1:874) (1742 “third edition”), ESTC T210391 (1752 “fourth edition”), T83096 (1766 “ffth edition”), T168750 (1786 “seventh edition”), T231736 (1786 “seventh edition”), T83095 (1789) Bibliographic references 40, ESTC ESTC N11341/Teerink 40A (1734) N11342/Teerink Printed for J. Wilford … C. Corbett and J. Cox Printed for Richard Ford … and Richard Hett Publication details Printed by James Duncan Re-printed for A. Moore Printed for the Author London London Glasgow London Place of publication London The Sacred The Sacred Poems Miscellany: or, on Divine Subjects Reliquiæ Juveniles: Miscellaneous Thoughts in Prose on and Verse, Natural, Moral, and Divine Subjects Miscellany Poems The Bricklayer’s Poems Miscellany: or, on Several Subjects Title Miscellanies. Consisting Chiefy of Original Pieces in Prose and Verse Daniel Hallows I[saac] Watts Jane Adams [or Jean Adam] Robert Tatersal Author D--n S----t [Jonathan Swift] 1734 1734 1734 1734 Year of frst Year publication 1734 (continued) APPENDIX A 251 ) continued ( g ESTC T53674/Foxon (1975, 1:465) ESTC T146555/Foxon (1975, 1:363), ESTC T231979/Foxon (1975, 1:363) (1737) ESTC T192523/Foxon (1975, 1:785) ESTC T121676/Foxon (1975, 1:434), ESTC T121619/Foxon (1975, 1:434) (1737 “second edition”) ESTC T39461/Teerink 25(5a), ESTC T39461/Teerink 25(5a) ESTC N62179/Teerink (1735), ESTC T214350/Teerink 27(5a) (1735), ESTC T155090/ 28(5) (1736), ESTC Teerink 30(2) (1738) T39459/Teerink 27(5a), ESTC T204337/Teerink ESTC T222868 (1735), 28(6) (1736), T155090/Teerink 30(3) (1738) ESTC T39459/Teerink 33(4) ESTC T207623/Teerink Bibliographic references Printed by John Watts Printed for the Author Printed … for the and Author, Subscribers Printed for the Author Printed for Charles Davis Printed by and for Samuel Fairbrother Publication details Printed for Charles Davis London London London London Dublin London London Place of publication Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose A Miscellany of New Poems, on Several Occasions Miscellany Poems The Bricklayer’s The Miscellany. Second Part Vol. IV. of the IV. Vol. Miscellanies Begun by Jonathan Swift, D. D. and Alexander Pope, Esq. Containing All the in Prose and Tracts That Have Been Verse Since Done by J. S. Miscellanies, in Prose the Volume and Verse. Sixth Miscellanies, in Prose the Volume and Verse. Fifth Title Jabez Hughes A Gentleman of Oxford R[obert] Luck [or Lucke] Robert Tatersal J. S. [Jonathan Swift] [Anonymous; by Jonathan Swift] [Anonymous; by Jonathan Swift] Author 1737 1737 1736 1735 1735 1735 1735 Year of frst Year publication 252 APPENDIX A ESTC T131593/Foxon (1975, 1:564) ESTC T143144/Foxon (1975, 1:58), ESTC T129106/Foxon (1975, 1:58) (1742 “second edition”) ESTC T125751, T221641 (1740), N47380 (1740) ESTC T82020/Foxon (1975, 1:512) ESTC T71536 ESTC T56102/Foxon (1975, 1:516) ESTC T72385/Foxon (1975, 1:47) ESTC T226263 (“reissue”, original not recorded) ESTC T28178/Foxon (1975, 1:318) Bibliographic references Printed for the Author Printed by J. Wilson Printed for E. Curll Printed for the Author Printed by P. Matthie, and sold by Alexander Beck Printed for the Author Sold by W. Garratt Sold by John Gray Publication details ­ ­ upon- Newcastle- Tyne London London Edinburgh London London London Boston London Place of publication To Which To … Miscellany Poems by of Letters to Way Several Eminent Persons A Miscellaneous Collection of Original Poems Added, OccasionalAre Letters and Essays Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Nature Without Art: Without Nature Progress Nature’s or, in Poetry. Being a Collection of Miscellany Poems Englishman’sThe True Miscellany Miscellany in Verse Miscellany in Verse and Prose Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellany Poems Farrago: or, Farrago: or, Miscellanies in Verse and Prose Title William Bewick Lady Margaret Pennyman [Dedication signed “T. N.”, i.e. Thomas Newcomb] W. G. [William W. G. Goodall] Alexander Nicol [Bezaleel] Morrice Henry Grove Philip Cornish [Anonymous; by Richard Barton] Author 1741 1740 1740 1740 1739 1739 1739 1739 1739 Year of frst Year publication (continued) APPENDIX A 253 ) continued ( ESTC T219444/Foxon (1975, 1:452) 66, ESTC ESTC T39481/Teerink 69 (1750) T39482/Teerink ESTC T200309/Teerink 66 ESTC T200309/Teerink (“second edition”), ESTC N12724/ 67 (1745 “third edition”), Teerink 67A (1748 ESTC T39476/Teerink “fourth edition”), ESTC T172707/ 68 (1751 “fourth edition”), Teerink 69 (1751 ESTC T142563/Teerink “fourth edition”) 31(4) ESTC N64559/Teerink ESTC T118875/Foxon (1975, 1:549) 31(1) ESTC N12730/Teerink 31(2) ESTC N12731/Teerink Bibliographic references Printed for R. Dodsley Printed for C. Davis … and C. Bathurst Printed for Charles Bathurst Printed: and sold by Mess. J. and … Mr P. Knapton Crownfeld … and Mr Hildyard Printed for T. Cooper Printed for T. Cooper Publication details London London Newcastle London London London London Place of publication Vol. Vol. Vol. VII Vol. … … Miscellanies. The Volume Tenth Miscellanies. The Volume Tenth Miscellaneous Essays and Prose in Verse Miscellanies. The Ninth Volume Miscellanies in Prose and Verse VIII Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Title [Jonathan] Swift [Dedication preceding the frst essay signed “J[ohn] Mawer”] [Anonymous; by Jonathan Swift] [Jonathan] Swift [Anonymous; by Jonathan Swift] [Jonathan] Swift [Anonymous; by Thomas Catesby Paget, Lord Paget] Author 1745 [1743?] 1743 1742 1742 1742 1741 Year of frst Year publication 254 APPENDIX A h ESTC T222/Foxon (1975, 1:465) ESTC N10384, T100505 (1748 “second edition”), N19233 (1750 “third edition”), N19234 (1755 “fourth edition”), T100503 (1765 “ffth edition”) 66, ESTC ESTC T39445/Teerink 67A (1749), T153564/Teerink 69 (1751), ESTC N12726/Teerink 69 (1753) ESTC T39446/Teerink ESTC T109779/Foxon (1975, 1:674) ESTC T124990/Foxon (1975, 1:788) ESTC T5783 ESTC T105614/Foxon (1975, 1:849) Bibliographic references ESTC N4168/Foxon (1975, 1:758) Printed … for the Author Printed for C. Hitch, C. Davis, R. Dodsley, and M. Cooper Printed … for Mr. Thomlinson Printed for William Ranson Printed by John Gooding Publication details Printed and sold by Jacob Robinson … and T. Warren Printed for the Author ­ ­ upon- Chester Glasgow Newcastle- Tyne London Dublin London London Place of publication Cirencester The … Miscellany Poems, on Moral Subjects A Miscellany of Poems The Occasional Miscellany, in Prose and Verse Miscellanies Eleventh Volume Miscellanies in Verse and Prose Little Master’s Divine Miscellany, or, and Moral Essays in Prose and Verse Orinthia’s A Miscellanies: or, Compleat Collection of Poems, Never Published Before Title Miscellaneous Poems [Anonymous] Josiah Relph John Wallis [Jonathan] Swift [Alexander] Pope [Anonymous] Elizabeth Teft Author Edward Stephens 1750 1747 1748 1746 1748 1746 1747 Year of frst Year publication 1747 (continued) APPENDIX A 255 ) continued ( i j ESTC T39488 82 ESTC T220695/Teerink (“second edition”) ESTC T108538 ESTC T115196/Foxon (1975, 1:391), ESTC N34907 (1760) ESTC T134707 ESTC T84590 ESTC T207601 ESTC N34983 ESTC T101995, N10051 (1754) Bibliographic references 82 ESTC T220694/Teerink (“fourth edition”) ESTC N47047, T82113 (1752 “second edition”) Printed for S. Austen … and … J. Wood J. Crockat Printed for C. Hitch, C. Davis, R. Dodsley, and W. Bowyer Printed … for the Author Printed for the Author Printed by W. Bowyer for the Author Printed for S. Hooper Printed for the Author Publication details Printed; and delivered Dodsley … Mr. by Mr. Clements … and Mr. Frederick Printed for R. Dodsley Printed for R. Baldwin, jun. Printed by Robert Urie London London London London London London London Oxford Glasgow Place of publication London London … The The … … … Miscellanies Fourteenth Volume A Miscellany of Original Poems on Subjects Various Part I Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Poems, and Miscellaneous Pieces Miscellanies, in Verse and Prose The Loyal Miscellany. The Loyal Miscellany. Consisting of Several Sermons, and Other and Essays, in Tracts Prose and Verse Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Title Miscellanies Thirteenth Volume Essays, Moral and Miscellaneous Part I [Jonathan] Swift Francis Hawling Paul Hiffernan John Free JeffreysGeorge John Du Pont [or Dupont] Charles Hallifax Mary Jones Joseph Addison Author [Jonathan] Swift J[ames] Fortescue 1751 1751 1755 1751 1754 1751 1754 1750 1754 Year of frst Year publication 1751 1752 256 APPENDIX A ESTC N34950 ESTC T173271 ESTC T113633 ESTC T97003, N28627 (1757), T97002 (1787 “second edition”) ESTC T194 Bibliographic references Printed by M. Lewis Printed for the Author Printed for the Author Printed by Hamilton, and Neill Balfour, Publication details Printed for the Author London London Edinburgh Birmingham London Place of publication Miscellaneous and Whimsical Lucubrations Miscellaneous Devotions in Prose and Verse Eidyllia: or, Eidyllia: or, Miscellaneous Poems Divine Miscellanies; Poems Sacred or, Miscellanies on Moral and Religious Subjects, in Prose and Verse Title Lancelot Poverty-Struck [pseud.] a Convert from Infdelity the Author of Animadversions upon the Reverend Doctor Brown’s three essays on the Characteristicks; and of a Criticism on the late Reverend Mr Holland’s Sermons [Robert Andrews] James Maxwell Elizabeth Harrison Author 1758 1757 1757 1756 1756 Year of frst Year publication (continued) APPENDIX A 257 ) continued ( ESTC N5601 ESTC T97226 ESTC N48155 ESTC T1481 ESTC T136133 ESTC T173302 ESTC T140913 ESTC T195609 ESTC T114643, T101976 (1770 “third edition”, second edition not recorded) ESTC T226366 Bibliographic references Printed for the Author Printed for the author Printed for the Author Printed and sold by Fletcher and Hodson Printed … for the Author Printed by E. Farley Printed for the Author Printed for R. and J. Dodsley Printed … for the Author Publication details Printed by R. Whitworth London London London Cambridge Bristol London Dublin Oxford London Manchester Place of publication A New Miscellany. A New Miscellany. Containing Several and Subjects in Verse, the Same in Prose, Imitation of Sermons A Collection of Select, Original, Miscellaneous Poems A Collection of Miscellaneous Essays Miscellaneous Poems and Translations from La Fontaine and Others Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Poems Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose Trifes in Rhyme, or Trifes The Berkshire Miscellany Miscellaneous Pieces Poetical Miscellanies Title Josias Cuningham John Taperell Rowland Rugeley [pseud.?] T[homas] Mozeen Elizabeth Carolina Keene Emanuel Collins Richard Walsh a Person of Abingdon [Anonymous; by Soame Jenyns] Edward Crane Author 1765 1763 1763 1762 1762 1762 1761 1761 1761 1761 Year of frst Year publication 258 APPENDIX A ESTC T100504 ESTC T77856 ESTC T125187, T125185 (1771 “fourth edition”, second and third editions not recorded) ESTC T39452, T39453 (1771) ESTC T92738 ESTC T493591, T191831 (1767) ESTC N34909 ESTC T125588 Bibliographic references Printed for the Author Printed by T. Warren Printed For The Author Printed for the Author Printed for T. Davies Printed for Robert Urie Printed for the Author Publication details Printed for the Author Edinburgh Birmingham London London London London Glasgow London Place of publication … Miscellanies in Prose on Several and Verse, Occasions Little Master’s Miscellany. Consisting of Divine and Moral Essays in Prose and Verse Part the Second The Laurel-Wreath; The Laurel-Wreath; Being a Collection of Original Miscellaneous Poems, on Subjects Moral, Comic, and Divine Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Essays in Verse Miscellanies in Prose and Verse The Hortonian Miscellany: Being a Collection of Original &c. Poems, Tales, Title the Author of the First [i.e. the frst part; see 1746 above] Claudero [James Wilson] Anna Williams W. P. [William W. P. Perfect] Catherine Jemmat Janus, Junior [pseud.] [John] Arbuthnot T. [or W.] [or W.] T. Adkins Author 1767 1766 1766 1766 1766 1766 1766 1766 Year of frst Year publication (continued) APPENDIX A 259 ) continued ( ESTC T179037 ESTC T136039 ESTC T126111 ESTC T224924 ESTC T96259 ESTC T133974 ESTC T94811 ESTC T125186 Bibliographic references Printed for the Author Printed for the Author Printed for the Author Printed for J. Wilkie Printed for the Author Printed for the Author Printed by Dillon Chamberlaine Publication details Printed by N. Nickson Shrewsbury London London London Dublin Ipswich York Place of publication … [No. 2] Miscellaneous Poems, &c. on Various Subjects Miscellaneous Poems Cobleriana; or, The Cobleriana; or, Cobler’s Medley. Being a Choice Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse, Serious and Comic Miscellaneous Poems Miscellanies in Prose on Several and Verse, Occasions Miscellaneous Pieces and Prose in Verse Miscellanies in Prose Original and Verse, and Translated A Second Volume of A Second Volume Miscellanies, Consisting of Sermons and Other Essays; with Original Together Pieces of Poetry and Translations Title Thomas Sadler Elizabeth Rolt Jobson [pseud.] A Lady [Philippina Hill] J---n C------y [John Courtenay] Claudero [James Wilson] William Rayner John Dupont [or Du Pont] Author 1768 1768 1768 1768 1768 1767 1767 1767 Year of frst Year publication 260 APPENDIX A ESTC T126435 ESTC T97393 ESTC T93751 ESTC T90811 ESTC T39447, T165789 (1770), T131114 (1770) ESTC T73794 Bibliographic references Printed for J. Godwin … F. Newbery … … G. Riley J. Walter … and … W. Domville J. Wheble Printed for C. Corbett Printed for the Author Printed for T. Cadell Printed for the Author Publication details Printed … for the Author London London London London London Glasgow Place of publication … The Padlock Open’d: Mungo’s Medley. or, Being a Choice Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse, Serious and Comic The Muse in a Series of Miniature, Moral Miscellanies Miscellaneous Poems: Subjects, on Various and Occasions A Collection of Original Miscellaneous Poems and Translations Miscellanies Multum in Parvo: or, Multum in Parvo: or, Brief Miscellaneous Poems on Divine and Moral Subjects Title The Trifer Mungo [pseud.] [Prefatory “Advertisement” identifes the author as “Joseph Giles”] [John] Coates John Armstrong James McFarlane Author 1771 1771 1771 1770 1770 1769 Year of frst Year publication (continued) APPENDIX A 261 ) continued ( ESTC T153566, T75123 (1776) ESTC T115185 ESTC T90939 ESTC T125283 ESTC T67074, T129390 (1775), T67078 (1775 “second edition”), T67802 (1777 “third edition”), N6152 (1783), T67801 (1787), T68294 (1789), N6153 (1793) ESTC T101991 ESTC T227682, T144863 (1773) ESTC T182363 Bibliographic references Printed for the Author Printed For W. Flexney … J. Fletcher And S. Parker Printed for the Author Printed for E. and C. Dilly … And J. Walter Printed for the Author Printed by J. Harrop Printed for the Author Publication details Printed for W. Ginger London Oxford London London London London Manchester London Place of publication Poems on Several Occasions, Chiefy Miscellaneous Miscellanies Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Pieces with in Verse; Cursory Theatrical Remarks New Miscellanies; Containing the Most Material and Useful Parts of the New (on a Plan Testament, New) Each Entirely and Subject in Verse, the Same in Prose Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems: Consisting of Originals and Translations Title Richard Shepherd Robert Hill William Hawkins [Hester] Chapone P[hilip] Lewis John Taperell John Byrom Vincent Bourne Author 1775 1775 1775 1775 1774 1773 1773 1772 Year of frst Year publication 262 Appendix A l k ESTC T125022 ESTC T73257 (“third edition”, frst and second editions not recorded), N34918 (1777 “fourth edition”), N60689 (1778 “ffth edition”) ESTC N4198 ESTC T114100 ESTC N472622 ESTC N474095, T96885 ESTC T39457 Bibliographic references ESTC T116937 ESTC T54023 Printed for the Author Printed For The Author Printed by James Chalmers & Co. Publication details Printed for the Author Printed for the Author Printed For The Author Printed for F. Newbery Printed For Fielding And Walker London London Wolverhampton Aberdeen London Salisbury London Place of publication Edinburgh London Miscellanies, in Prose on Various and Verse, Occasions Miscellanies Miscellaneous Poems A Miscellany of Poems Miscellany of Poems Miscellanies in Verse and Prose Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Title Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Poems; Consisting of Elegies, Odes, Pastorals, &c. ­ received The Author Of Several anonymous, well- Pieces [Dedication signed “M[anasseh] Dawes”] R[obert] Dodsley Nat[han] Withy John Black Joseph Wise John Lucas Thomas Chatterton Author Miss Edwards [Anonymous; by Richard Cumberland] 1776 [1777?] 1775 1777 1775 1776 1778 Year of frst Year publication 1776 1778 (continued) Appendix A 263 ) continued ( m ESTC T42583 ESTC N11535 ESTC T90571 ESTC N37631 ESTC N6099 ESTC N6812 ESTC T135385, N504784 (1784 “second edition”) ESTC T126051 Bibliographic references ESTC T128991 Printed for the Author Printed by W. Pine. Sold by T. Cadell, and T. Evans; T. Mills, and by J. Buckland … and J. Johnson Printed for W. Flexney and Printed by J. Ware Son Printed for the Author Printed … For the Author Publication details Printed by W. Pennington Printed for the Author Printed by W. Eyres Bristol London Whitehaven London London London Kendal Warrington Place of publication Northampton Miscellaneous Pieces, and Prose in Verse Poems and Miscellaneous Pieces, with a Free of the Translation of Oedipus Tyrannus Sophocles Miscellaneous Poems or, Poetical Trifes: Miscellaneous Poems Subjects on Various Miscellanies in Prose, and Verse Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse Juvenile Pieces: or, Miscellaneous Poems, on Different Subjects Title Miscellaneous Poems, and Translations, Imitations Theodosia [Anne Steele] Thomas Maurice Ewan Clark Mrs. Spencer, Late Miss Jackson Percival Stockdale M[ary] Deverell Charles Graham [Anonymous] Author Benjamin West 1780 1779 1779 1781 1778 1781 1778 1781 Year of frst Year publication 1780 264 Appendix A ESTC N34941 ESTC T85831 ESTC T96947 ESTC T116956 ESTC T118515 ESTC T48948 ESTC T211916 ESTC T128990 ESTC T63896 Bibliographic references Printed For T. Becket Printed For The Author Printed By J. Rackham Printed … For Evans And Hazell … W. North Printed For T. Becket Printed for and Sold by the Authoress Printed for J. Dodsley Printed, for the Author Publication details Printed by James Chalmers and Co. London Sunderland Bury St Edmunds London London Gloucester Exeter London Aberdeen Place of publication Miscellanies Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse A Supplement to the Miscellanies of Thomas Chatterton Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse A Miscellany of on Rhimes. Written Occasions, Various and Different Subjects Miscellaneous Poetic Attempts Summer Amusement: Miscellaneous or, Poems Rural Amusement; A New Miscellany or, of Epistles, Poems, Songs, &c. Title [Samuel Jackson] Pratt C. H. [Dedication signed “Charles Hayward”] J[ames] Cawdell [Catherine] Upton Thomas Chatterton The Least, Lowest Of The Train Tuneful C[hristopher] Jones John Burnby Forbes Stephen Author 1785 1785 1785 1784 1784 1782 1782 1772 [1782] 1781 Year of frst Year publication (continued) Appendix A 265 ) continued ( ESTC T106101 ESTC T39428 ESTC T209012 ESTC T125528 ESTC T125005 ESTC N5960 ESTC T100627 ESTC T101559 ESTC N6156 Bibliographic references Printed And Sold By J. Brook Printed, For The Author Printed By John Bellew Printed For W. T. Printed For W. T. Swift Printed for W. Lane Printed for the author Printed for the Author Printed For The Author Publication details Printed for the Author Huddersfeld Ipswich Strabane London Dublin London Stockton Newcastle Canterbury Place of publication

To Which Is To Miscellaneous Poems The Micthodion: or, The Micthodion: or, Miscellaneous Poems Subjects on Various Collectanea Sacra; or, In Pious Miscellany. and Prose Verse Miscellaneous Poems … Added a Farce, the Called What Will Say? World A Miscellany of Poems Miscellaneous Poetry Miscellanies on Subjects Various Miscellaneous Poems Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose; Containing Characters, Essays, and Letters, on Subjects Various Title ­ Thomas Hudson [Anthony] Coyle J. T. Spenser J. T. J. M. W[illiam] Gillum [Jane] West the Author of Roseberry- Toppin [Dedication signed “Thomas Pierson”] Mary Heron Robert Noyes Author 1788 1788 1787 1787 1787 1786 1786 1786 [1785?] Year of frst Year publication 266 Appendix A ESTC T189070 ESTC T173276 ESTC N60691 ESTC T225001 ESTC N35018 ESTC T142871 ESTC T64555, T125569 (1790) ESTC T39427/Teerink 121 ESTC T39427/Teerink ESTC T54026 ESTC T192 ESTC T2163 ESTC T39431 Bibliographic references Printed For The Author Printed for the author Printed for the authoress Printed By G. Douglas Printed By M. Dennison And Son Printed For The Author Printed For The Author Printed For C. Dilly Printed … For The Author Printed By And Sold C. Wheeler, By Mess. Clarkes Printed … For J. F. And C. Rivington Printed By C. Buckton Publication details Dublin Carlisle London London Norwich Londonderry Stockport London London London Manchester Stourbridge Place of publication The Protected Fugitives. A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Pieces and Prose in Verse Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse Original, Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poems Miscellaneous Poetry Miscellaneous Poems Title A Lady [Dedication signed “Henrietta Battier”] a lady a young lady John Stagg Samuel Ross A Lady [Anne Francis] Robert Bacon [Anonymous] Jonathan Swift Thomas Skelton Dupuis Luke Booker Helen Leigh Author 1791 [1790?] 1790 1790 1790 1790 1790 1790 1789 1789 1789 1788 Year of frst Year publication (continued) Appendix A 267 ) continued ( ESTC T127914 ESTC T120634 ESTC T18579 ESTC T154425 ESTC T90951 ESTC T68679 ESTC T125601 ESTC T73475 ESTC N22198 Bibliographic references Printed for John Ladley … and Mr. Debrett … Messrs. Robinsons Printed For The Author Printed … For The Author Printed By Simmons And Kirkby Printed By And W. Blanchard; Sold By R. Faulder … … T. Burnham … And W. Harrod N. Collis Printed For The Author Printed For James Ridgway Publication details London Leeds Liverpool York Exeter Canterbury London London Hull Place of publication The Fruits of or Retirement, Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse The Flights of Fancy, Being a Miscellaneous Collection of Original Poems, Epigrams, Prologues, Songs, &c. Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Poems, and a Tragedy Miscellaneous Trifes, in Verse Poems, Miscellaneous and Humorous, with Explanatory Notes and Observations Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Poetic Miscellanies A Miscellany; or Collection of Poems, Odes, and Songs Title [Dedication signed “H. A. Selby”] Charles Graham William Francis Sullivan William Newport [Jane] West Edward Nairne Thomas Morris J. C. [James Creighton] John Cole Author 1793 1793 1792 1792 1791 1791 1791 1791 1791 Year of frst Year publication 268 Appendix A ESTC T98633 ESTC T131112 ESTC T73423 ESTC T100214 ESTC T202607 ESTC T109829 (“second edition”, frst edition not recorded) ESTC T39429 ESTC T478473 ESTC T39451 Bibliographic references Printed For Messrs. Cadell And Davies … Robson … And Mr. Holl Mr. Printed For F. And Printed For F. And C. Rivington Printed And Sold By J. Seeley; Sold Also By The Author … And All Other Booksellers And Country In Town Printed By J. Connor Printed By And Son. R. Trewman Sold By Them And J. Robson And Co. Printed For The Author Printed For The Author Printed For The Author Publication details Printed For W. Miller London London Buckingham Exeter London Cork London London London Place of publication Miscellaneous Poems Miscellanies: Consisting of Poems, Classical Extracts, and Oriental Apologues The Miscellany Miscellaneous Poetry, in English and Latin Miscellanies: in Prose and Verse A Poetical Miscellany Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Miscellanies, in Verse Miscellaneous Poems Title Richard Cooksey J. Hunt William Beloe Thomas Bellamy Joseph Reeve Edward Holland Gustavus Gale Ephraim Epigram [pseud.] Samuel Ashby Author 1796 1795 1795 1794–95 1794 1794 1794 1794 1794 Year of frst Year publication (continued) Appendix A 269 ) continued ( ESTC T39443 ESTC T97592 ESTC T68920, T174462 (1797) ESTC T96140, T172375 (1797 “second edition”) ESTC T134373, T134374 (1799 “second edition”) ESTC T68917 ESTC T177428 ESTC T115956 Bibliographic references Printed For Peter Hill And … And T. Cadell, J. Davis Printed For T. N. Longman Printed For The Author Printed For T. Cadell, Jun. And W. Davies Printed … For R. Morison & Son … H. Mitchel … And & Hood Vernor Printed for Harrison & Co. Printed For C. Dilly Publication details Published By Bellamy Edinburgh London London Perth Dublin London London London Place of publication Poetry Miscellaneous and Dramatic Miscellaneous Consisting Writings: a of Poems; Lucretia, and Moral Tragedy; Essays; with a of the Vocabulary Passions Miscellaneous Poems The German Miscellany; Consisting of Dramas, Dialogues, and Novels. Tales, from That Translated Language Miscellaneous Poems, Subjects on Various Original Miscellaneous Poems The Pedlar. A The Pedlar. Miscellany, in Prose and Verse Parnassian Bagatelles: Being a Miscellaneous Collection of Poetical Attempts Title R[obert] C[harles] Dallas An Artist [John Bengo] A. Thomson [Mary] Pilkington Jane Elizabeth Moore Edward Atkins Harrop C. I. Pitt [Charles Dibdin] J[ohn] C[artwright] Cross Author 1797 1797 1796 1796 1796 1796 1796 1796 Year of frst Year publication 270 Appendix A ESTC T117741 ESTC T100818 ESTC T300004 ESTC T128778 ESTC T117091 Bibliographic references Printed By Biggs & Cottle, And sold by Lee & Hurst … Bull … Cottle, and Bulgin & Sheppard … Hough, and … Washbourn Harward … Jenner and Bence Printed By John Veacock Printed and Sold by Jermyn;George Sold Also By F. And C. Rivington [Printed by] Downes Publication details Printed For Elmsly … Faulder … Sewell And Owen White Waterford Bristol Yarmouth Ipswich London Place of publication Miscellaneous Poems Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse Miscellaneous Poems The Omnium; Containing the Journal of a Late into Days Tour Three France; Curious and Extraordinary Anecdotes; Critical Remarks; and Other Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse Poetical Miscellanies Title Edw[ard] M. Mandeville Edward Gardner E[dmund John] Eyre William Clubbe J[ohn] Penn Author 1798 1798 1798 1798 1797 Year of frst Year publication (continued) Appendix A 271 (ESTC T101898/Foxon [1975, (ESTC N1329). ESTC T6162 T128323 Bibliographic references (ESTC T182267/Foxon [1975, 1:323]). (ESTC T125254). Poems upon Several Occasions. or Printed … For The Author Publication details Sold by James Watson Fugitive Essays, in Prose and Verse , Consisting of Poems on Divers Subjects dated 1777 (ESTC N474095). Trifes , frst published in 1745, and other works, issued two volumes with half titles reading Poems on Several Occasions (ESTC N20807/Foxon [1975, 1:275]). [of Ward’s works] [of Ward’s Poems on Subjects Chiefy Devotional Trifes Bath Edinburgh Place of publication in 1726 (ESTC T125929/Foxon [1975, 1:792]) and 1727 T115755/Foxon in 1797 (ESTC T110003), 1798 T109828), and 1799 T206389). The Third Volume The Third of 1746 (see above). Poems on the Principal Festivals and Fasts of the Church of England Poems on the Principal Festivals and Fasts of Church Poems of 1745 (see above). Poems on Several Occasions Miscellanies in Verse Miscellanies in Verse and Prose Miscellaneous Poems Title Poems on Several Occasions Eleventh Volume Volume Tenth is a posthumous collection comprising Eliza Garrard Alexander Baillie Author Miscellanies (ESTC T96885) and the other incorporating a “second edition” of The miscellany was also issued as the third volume of Steele’s 1799 1799 Year of frst Year publication The collection was frst published in 1706 as The miscellany was reissued as The collection was reprinted under the title The collection was reissued T107494/Foxon [1975, 1:364]). in 1741 with a cancel title page listing the contents (ESTC Another edition with minor variations in content was issued 1776 under the title The subtitle “The Footman’s Miscellany” does not appear in other editions of Dodsley’s collection (ESTC N6107/Foxon [1975, 1:191], ESTC T99568/ From the “third edition” of 1710 onwards the collection was titled The collection was reissued in 1714 as The collection was frst published in 1733 as This is another edition of the This is another edition of the Dodsley’s a b 1:852]). c d 1:792]). e Foxon [1975, 1:191]). f g h i j k l II.”. According to the ESTC, there are two versions: one incorporating a reissue of the 1745 edition I.” and “Miscellanies […] Vol. “Miscellanies […] Vol. Trifes m 272 Appendix A

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References Cameron, W.J. 1957. Ten New Poems by Ambrose Philips (1674–1749). Notes & Queries 202: 470–71. Foxon, D.F. 1975. English Verse 1701–1750: A Catalogue of Separately Printed Poems with Notes on Contemporary Collected Editions. 2 vols. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Teerink, Herman. 1963. A Bibliography of the Writings of Jonathan Swift. Ed. Arthur H. Scouten. 2nd ed. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. First published 1937. Wing, Donald. 1994. Short-Title Catalogue of Books Printed in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and British America and of English Books Printed in Other Countries, 1641–1700. Ed. John J. Morrison and Carolyn W. Nelson, with Matthew Seccombe. 2nd ed. 3 vols. New York: Modern Language Association of America. First published 1945–51.  Appendix B

Authors Featured in the Highest Numbers of Miscellany Volumes by Decade This is a record of the authors with attributed verse in the highest numbers of miscellany volumes published in each decade from the 1680s to the 1770s. The data are derived from the Digital Miscellanies Index. The top ten authors for each decade have been recorded; where two or more authors have attributed verse in the same number of miscellany volumes, the number of poems and poetic extracts attributed to them in miscellanies published in that decade has been used to rank them. This dataset is discussed and analysed in Chap. 6.

Rank Author Number of Number of miscellany volumes attributed texts

1680–1689 1 John Dryden (1631–1700) 9 38 2 Aphra Behn (1640?–1689) 8 14 3 Thomas Flatman (1635–1688) 7 24 4 Richard Duke (1658–1711) 7 14 5 Nahum Tate (ca. 1652–1715) 7 12 6 John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester 7 11 (1647–1680) 7 Thomas Rymer (1642/3–1713) 7 7 8 Thomas Otway (1652–1685) 7 5 (continued)

© The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature 273 Switzerland AG 2021 C. Watson, Miscellanies, Poetry, and Authorship, 1680–1800, Palgrave Studies in the Enlightenment, Romanticism and Cultures of Print, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37066-4 274 Appendix B

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Rank Author Number of Number of miscellany volumes attributed texts

9 Abraham Cowley (1618–1667) 6 21 10 Edmund Waller (1606–1687) 5 5 1690–1699 1 John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester 15 56 (1647–1680) 2 John Dryden (1631–1700) 12 86 3 Nahum Tate (ca. 1652–1715) 12 14 4 George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham 9 7 (1628–1687) 5 Aphra Behn (1640?–1689) 8 24 6 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 8 11 7 Edmund Waller (1606–1687) 7 7 8 William Congreve (1670–1729) 6 12 9 John Sheffeld, 1st Duke of Buckingham 6 8 and Normanby (1647–1721) 10 George Granville, Baron Lansdowne 5 20 (1666–1735) 1700–1709 1 John Dryden (1631–1700) 32 228 2 John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester 25 99 (1647–1680) 3 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 23 20 4 Nahum Tate (ca. 1652–1715) 21 18 5 Wentworth Dillon, 4th Earl of 18 20 Roscommon (1637–1685) 6 Abraham Cowley (1618–1667) 15 39 7 William Congreve (1670–1729) 15 34 8 Edmund Waller (1606–1687) 15 19 9 John Sheffeld, 1st Duke of Buckingham 14 17 and Normanby (1647–1721) 10 George Stepney (1663–1707) 14 12 1710–1719 1 John Dryden (1631–1700) 36 169 2 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 26 54 3= John Sheffeld, 1st Duke of Buckingham 24 31 and Normanby (1647–1721) 3= Nahum Tate (ca. 1652–1715) 24 31 5 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 24 30 6 William Congreve (1670–1729) 19 28 7 Wentworth Dillon, 4th Earl of 17 39 Roscommon (1637–1685) (continued) Appendix B 275

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Rank Author Number of Number of miscellany volumes attributed texts

8 Nicholas Rowe (1674–1718) 17 11 9 John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester 16 137 (1647–1680) 10 Thomas Otway (1652–1685) 16 14 1720–1729 1 John Dryden (1631–1700) 34 723 2 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 31 90 3 John Sheffeld, 1st Duke of Buckingham 20 19 and Normanby (1647–1721) 4 Nahum Tate (ca. 1652–1715) 18 40 5 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 18 33 6 Jonathan Swift (1667–1745) 18 26 7 Joseph Addison (1672–1719) 17 95 8 Thomas Otway (1652–1685) 15 216 9 John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester 15 82 (1647–1680) 10 Thomas Parnell (1679–1718) 14 17 1730–1739 1 John Dryden (1631–1700) 26 86 2 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 24 61 3 Jonathan Swift (1667–1745) 16 47 4 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 15 86 5 John Sheffeld, 1st Duke of Buckingham 15 41 and Normanby (1647–1721) 6 John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester 13 70 (1647–1680) 7 Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset and 12 19 1st Earl of Middlesex (1643–1706) 8 William Walsh (1662–1708) 9 38 9 William Congreve (1670–1729) 9 13 10 George Stepney (1663–1707) 9 6 1740–1749 1 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 22 197 2 John Dryden (1631–1700) 20 61 3 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 17 125 4 Jonathan Swift (1667–1745) 17 32 5 John Milton (1608–1674) 12 31 6 John Gay (1685–1732) 10 18 7 William Congreve (1670–1729) 10 8 8 William Shakespeare (1564–1616) 8 14 (continued) 276 Appendix B

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Rank Author Number of Number of miscellany volumes attributed texts

9 John Sheffeld, 1st Duke of Buckingham 8 10 and Normanby (1647–1721) 10 Colley Cibber (1671–1757) 8 3 1750–1759 1 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 48 59 2 John Dryden (1631–1700) 37 78 3 John Milton (1608–1674) 30 37 4 Matthew Prior (1664–1721) 28 185 5 Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset and 26 22 1st Earl of Middlesex (1643–1706) 6 Wentworth Dillon, 4th Earl of 24 20 Roscommon (1637–1685) 7 Jonathan Swift (1667–1745) 23 66 8 Abraham Cowley (1618–1667) 21 22 9 Joseph Addison (1672–1719) 20 34 10 John Gay (1685–1732) 19 53 1760–1769 1 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 34 122 2 John Milton (1608–1674) 32 114 3 John Dryden (1631–1700) 31 48 4 John Gay (1685–1732) 24 43 5 James Thomson (1700–1748) 23 47 6 William Shenstone (1714–1763) 23 42 7 William Shakespeare (1564–1616) 23 25 8 Thomas Gray (1716–1771) 21 10 9 Mark Akenside (1721–1770) 20 22 10 Joseph Addison (1672–1719) 20 17 1770–1779 1 Alexander Pope (1688–1744) 69 157 2 Thomas Gray (1716–1771) 46 18 3 John Milton (1608–1674) 38 79 4 William Shenstone (1714–1763) 38 41 5 John Dryden (1631–1700) 35 142 6 William Whitehead (1715–1785) 33 27 7 Edward Young (1683–1765) 32 78 8 William Mason (1725–1797) 32 16 9 Oliver Goldsmith (1728?–1774) 32 11 10 James Thomson (1700–1748) 30 55 Index1

A The Annual Miscellany (Dryden and Adams, Jane, 2 Tonson), 34, 36, 48, 54n32, Addison, Joseph, 12, 43, 69, 92, 97 100–102, 130–132 The Campaign, 105 Foundling Hospital for Wit, 37, A Dissertation upon the Most 43, 132–133 Celebrated Roman Poets, Ladies Diary, 127 97–98, 106, 116n15 Miscellanea Sacra (Tate), 35, Georgics translation, 34 38–39, 131 “A Letter from Italy,” 35, 105–106 The Tunbridge and Bath Poems on Several Occasions, 97–98 Miscellany, 132 “To Mr. Dryden,” 34 The Tunbridge-Miscellany (1712), See also Spectator; Tatler 42, 93, 132 Akenside, Mark, 49, 50 The Tunbridge-Miscellany Almon, John, 133 (1713), 132 Ames, Joseph, 200 Anonymity, 28, 30, 31, 38–40, 44, Amores Britannici (Oldmixon), 126 48–49, 67–68, 93, 135, 206 Amory, Hugh, 67 Anthologies, 1, 26, 32, 47–50, 161, Anacreon Done into English, 29–30 162, 164, 168–169, 176, 177, Anne, Queen, 105, 107 190, 235 Annual miscellanies, 12, 122, 130–133 authorship of, 2

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Anthologies (cont.) Bancks, John, 11, 69, 81 and canon formation, 6–8, 10, 14–15, Poems on Several Occasions, 79–80 158, 160–161, 177, 231–232 “Poetical Knighthood. An defnition of, 6–8, 13, 17n1, 19n16, Epistle,” 79–80 47, 158, 203, 205 The Weaver’s Miscellany, historical, 160–162, 176 71–74, 78–80 made up of separately printed “The Wish,” 75–77, 80 items, 203–205 Barbauld, Anna, 230 in manuscript, 7, 19n16 Barber, Mary, 143 and reading, 210–211 Barbin, Claude, 158, 160, 163, 179n8 Arbuthnot, John, 69 Barker, Anthony D., 50, 137 Argyll, 2nd Duke of (John Campbell), Barker, Jane 95, 97, 105, 107–112, 116n12 A Patch-Work Screen for the Armstrong, John, 206–207 Ladies, 227 Art of Cookery, The (King), 68 Poetical Recreations, 195 Art of English Poetry, The (Bysshe), 45, Barnes, Joseph, 29 174, 184n47 Basker, James G., 15 Arwaker, Edmund, 35 Bateson, F. W., 61 Ashby, Samuel, 138, 150n64 Batt, Jennifer, 15–16, 20n25, 50, 127, Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, An, 133 133, 136–137, 139–140 Athenian Mercury, 125 Beauclerk, Aubrey, 140–141, 151n73 Atticus, see Life of T. P. Atticus, The Beauclerk, Martha (née Lovelace), Attributions, 28, 29, 73, 79, 141, 139, 143 149n53, 151n73 Beauties of the Spectators, Tatlers, and and authorial identity, 172 Guardians, The, 176 in miscellanies, 26, 31, 36, 38–40, Beckingham, Charles, 96 44–47, 55n33, 65–67, 93, Bee, The, 134, 174 100–101, 112, 130, 131, Behn, Aphra, 10, 30, 47, 50, 127, 163–164, 171–172, 160, 171, 174, 226–227 179n2, 182n38 Lycidus, 160 of miscellanies, 65–66, 130 Miscellany, 25–26, 32–35, 37, 123, in periodical miscellanies, 123, 127 160, 173, 181n23, 226, 230 by readers, 10, 26, 46, 55n40, 66, “Seneca Unmasqued,” 160 83n14, 100–101 Benedict, Barbara M., 8, 27, 37, 93, Aulnoy, Marie-Catherine Le Jumel de 125, 178, 210 Barneville, Comtesse d, Bennett, Stuart, 202, 212n9 160–162, 179n8 Benserade, Isaac de, 160 Bettesworth, Arthur, 94, 98 Blackmore, Sir Richard, 101 B The Lay-Monastery, 134 Backscheider, Paula, 139, 145 Lay-Monk, 125, 134 Baines, Paul, 94 Blackstone, Charles, 215n36 INDEX 279

Blamire, Susanna, 230, 236n11 159–160, 164, 166, 168, Blandford, Marquess of (John 174, 181n23 Churchill), 39, 53n24 Buckingham, 2nd Duke of (George Bode, Katherine, 170–171 Villiers), 128, 166–167 Boffey, Julia, 19n16 Bullard, Paddy, 2, 37, 40, 63, Boileau-Despréaux, Nicolas, 159 66, 68–69 Bond, Donald F., 149n45 Burleigh, Rebecca, 93 Bond, William, 96 Burman, Pieter (the Younger), 6 Bonnell, Thomas F., 47, 176 Burnet, Gilbert, 169 Book of Fun, The, 169–170 Burney Newspapers Collection Booksellers’ catalogues, 14, 191–196, (Gale), 142 198–201, 211, 214n27 Burns, Robert, 230 Borlase, William, 201 Butler, Samuel, 30, 167 Bowles, William, 35 Byrom, John, 134, 144–145 Boyse, Samuel, 203 Bysshe, Edward, 45, 174, 184n47 Boys-Mizener index, 15 Bragge, Benjamin, 166–168, 180n17 Brandreth, Gyles, 1 C Breval, John, 65 Calender, John, 44, 54n30 Bricker, Andrew Benjamin, 46 Cambridge Bibliography of English Bricklayer’s Miscellany, The (Tatersal), Literature, The (Bateson), 61 71, 73–74, 78 Cambridge, University of, 28–29 The Second Part, 78 Cameron, W. J., 217n51 Briscoe, Samuel, 168, 180n20 Campaign, The (Addison), 105 British Apollo, 125 Campbell, David, 95, 100, 103, British Critic, 231 107, 189 British Journal, 72 Carew, Thomas, 113 Brome, Henry, 28, 51n5 Caroline, Queen, 74, 77 Broughton, John, 62 Carr, Rosalind, 54n31 Brown, Jonas, 198, 200 Carruthers, Gerard, 43 Brown, Thomas, 34, 100–102, 113, Carter, Elizabeth, 46 125, 160, 167 Cartwright, William, 29 A Collection of Miscellany Poems, Caryll, John, 31 Letters, &c., 101–102 Case, Arthur E., 4, 14–15, 61 “An Essay upon Satyr,” 160, 179n5 Catherall, Samuel, 207 “A Translation of Ode XXII[I]. Catullus, Gaius Valerius, 40, 96, 101, Lib. I,” 101 105, 111 Works, 179n5 Cave, Edward, 50, 121, 133, 135–137 Browne, Isaac Hawkins, 207 Chapone, Hester, 69 Broxholme, Noel, 205 Characteristicks of Men, Manners, Buckingham and Normanby, 1st Duke Opinions, Times of (John Sheffeld), 31, 128, (Shaftesbury), 9, 227 280 INDEX

Chatterton, Thomas, 62 Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Chaucer, Geoffrey, 7, 157, 177, 199 Poetry, A (Richardson and Chetwood, William, 176 Urquhart), 231–232, 236n3 Choice, The (Pomfret), 75, 86–87n38 Colman, George, 49 Chorus Poetarum (Gildon), Concanen, Matthew 35, 37, 178 The Flower-Piece, 36, 38, 47 Christmas, William J., 71–72, 75, 79, Miscellaneous Poems, 36 86n31, 86n37 Conduct miscellanies, 25, 28 Churchill, John, see Blandford, Congreve, William, 35, 92, 96, Marquess of or Marlborough, 114n4, 128, 173, 174, 1st Duke of 182n38 Chute, Francis, 65 Cooper, Elizabeth, 19n15, Civil Wars, The (Daniel), 161–162 161–162, 180n11 Clavell, Robert, 192, 212n11 Cooper, William, 193 Clayton, Charlotte, 142–143 Cornand de la Crose, Jean, 124 Coates, John, 53n20, 138, 150n63 Cornelius Gallus, Gaius, 100 Cogan, Francis, 47–49, 175 Coterie culture, 10, 29, 41–45, Cole, Richard, 199 51n4, 66–67 Colepeper, William, 127, 147n25 Country-Mans Miscellany, The, Collection of Miscellanies, A 73–74, 86n34 (Norris), 62 Court Miscellany, 93 Collection of Miscellany Poems, Letters, Court of Venus, The, 8 &c., A (Brown), 101 Court Poems, 93, 115n6 Collection of Original Miscellaneous Covent Garden Drolery, 31, 41, 226 Poems and Translations, A Cowley, Abraham, 29–30, 55n42, (Coates), 53n20, 150n63 165, 170, 175–176, 182n38 Collection of Poems, A (Dodsley), 15, Cowper, William, 230, 236n7 26–27, 37, 46–47, 49, 55n40, Cox, Howard, 146n2 92, 191, 207, 228–229, Creech, Thomas, 33–34 231–232, 234 Creed, John, 108 Collection of Poems, A (Kemp), 31, Crispe, Henry, 34 51–52n13, 113, 159, 163, Critical Review, 231–232 164, 181n23 Cromwell, Oliver, 48, 167 Collection of Poems, A (Saunders), 158, Curll, Edmund, 68, 106–107, 114n3, 163–165, 178, 180n13 114n4, 114–115n5, 116n10, Collection of Poems, from the Best 116n18, 136, 168–169 Authors, A (Elphinston), 135 Court Miscellany, 93 Collection of Poems on Divine and The Elzevir Miscellany, 93, 94 Moral Subjects, A (Giles), The Ladies Miscellany, 93 52–53n20 and made-up miscellanies, 65, Collection of Select Epigrams, A 93–94, 115n5, 116n15 (Hackett), 175 Original Poems and Translations, 93 INDEX 281

and Richardson Pack, 11–12, Diverting Muse, 125 92–94, 96–98, 106, 112, 202 Diverting Post, 125–126 and Tottel’s Miscellany, 197–198 Dodsley, Robert, 11, 71, 75, 81 The Tunbridge and Bath A Collection of Poems, 15, 26–27, Miscellany, 132 37, 46, 47, 49, 55n40, 92, The Tunbridge-Miscellany (1712), 191, 207, 228–229, 42, 93, 132 231–232, 234 The Tunbridge-Miscellany An Epistle from a Footman in (1713), 132 London, 73 A Muse in Livery, 71, 73, 74, 78 Museum, 190 D Servitude, 73 Dacier, André, 160, 179n5 Trifes, 79 Dancing by the Light of the Moon “The Wish,” 77–78 (Brandreth), 1 Donne, John, 41, 165 Dane, Joseph A., 211 Dorset, 6th Earl of (Charles Sackville), Daniel, Samuel, 161 47, 100–105, 112, Darwin, Erasmus, 230, 231 166–168, 174–175 Davenant, Sir William, 41 Downes, Robert, 190, 212n8 De Montluzin, Emily Lorraine, Downie, J. A., 70 16, 20n27 Drolleries, 25, 28, 41, 51n4, 226 Deist’s Creed, The, 207–209 Dryden, Charles, 128 Dejean, Joan, 160, 179n7 Dryden, John, 5, 7, 12, 17, 30, 31, Delights for the Ingenious, 127 34, 37, 38, 92, 100, 123, 127, Dennis, John, 35, 64, 98, 127, 128 128–130, 164, 173, 174, 226 Derwentwater, 2nd Earl of (Edward Mac Flecknoe, 30 Radcliffe), 101–105 Religio Laici, 32 Devonshire, Duchess of (Georgiana translations, 30, 34–35, 129–130, Cavendish), 230–231 181n23, 196 Devonshire, 1st Duke of (William Dryden-Tonson miscellanies, 2, 5, 7, Cavendish), 166, 168 10, 12, 25–26, 37–39, 47–50, Dickie, Simon, 20n22, 174 91–93, 98–114, 128–130, 132, Dictionary of the English Language, A 159, 164–165, 173, 189, (Johnson), 6, 61–62, 135, 195–196, 226, 231–234 202, 204 The Annual Miscellany, 34, 36, 48, Dieupart, Charles, 144 54n32, 100–102, 130–132 Digital Miscellanies Index (DMI), 13, as anthology, 164 15–16, 26, 45, 61, 63, 64, Examen Poeticum, 34–36, 48, 136–137, 159, 170–171, 174, 52n16, 55n42, 112, 128–130, 177–178, 182n36, 183n39, 235 164, 181n23 Dissertation upon the Most Celebrated Miscellany Poems (1684), 2, 5, Roman Poets, A (Addison), 30–34, 37, 64, 99, 117n25, 97–98, 106, 116n15 123, 128, 130, 159, 211 282 INDEX

Dryden-Tonson miscellanies (cont.) Epistle from a Footman in London, An Poetical Miscellanies: The Fifth Part, (Dodsley), 73 34–36, 49, 105, 131 Erskine, Henry, 230–231 Poetical Miscellanies: The Sixth Essay papers, 12, 122, 125, 133–135 Part, 36, 195 English Lucian, 125 1716 reprint, 2, 55n42, 113, Female Spectator, 125 118n35, 118n36, 164–165, Guardian, 134 182n38, 196 Lay-Monk, 125, 134 1727 reprint, 36 Spectator, 122, 125, 133–135, 144 Sylvæ, 32–34, 52n16, 117n25, 123, Tatler, 122, 125, 133–135 128, 130, 159 Etherege, Sir George, 31, Duck, Stephen, 11, 63, 71–78, 163–164, 167 80–81, 136 Ezell, Margaret J. M., 43, 123 Duke, Richard, 31, 99 Dunciad in Four Books, The (Pope), 121 F D’Urfey, Thomas, 37 Female Spectator, 125 Fenton, Elijah, 53n24, 91 “Florelio,” 39–40 E Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany Eckhardt, Joshua, 4–5, 17n4, 51n12 Poems, 36, 39–40, 190 Œconomy of Love, The (Armstrong), Poems on Several Occasions, 40 206, 207 Ferdinand, C. Y., 192 Edinburgh Miscellany, The (McEuen), Ferrar, Martha, 46 9, 43–44, 54n30 Ferry, Anne, 7 Eighteenth Century Collections Festoon, The, 7 Online, 64, 137 Fielding, Henry, 10, 62, 67–68, 206, Eikon Sokratike (Catherall), 207 209, 225 Elegant Extracts (Knox), 190, 229 Fielding, Sarah, 46 Elliott, J. E., 201 Finch, Anne, see Winchilsea, Countess Ellis, Markman, 226 of (Anne Finch) Elphinston, James, 135 Finch, Henry, 209 Elpidia, 140–142 Fitzpatrick, Richard, 230 Elzevir Miscellany, The (Curll), 93–94 Flatman, Thomas, 30 Englands Helicon, 195, 231–232 Flecknoe, Richard, 5 Englands Parnassus, 195 Flower-Piece, The (Concanen), 36, 38, 47 English Anthology, The (Ritson), 7 Flying Post, 126 English Lucian, 125 Fog’s Weekly Journal, 141–142, 145 English Lyricks (Smyth), 230 Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier de, 160 English Poets, The (Foulis), 232 Foulis, Andrew and Robert English Post, 126 The English Poets, 232 English Short Title Catalogue Poems on Moral and Divine Subjects, (ESTC), 64 135, 175, 176, 184n48 INDEX 283

Foundling Hospital for Wit, 37, Greenwood, James, 174, 177 43, 132–133 Griffn, Robert J., 172 Fox, Charles James, 230–231 Grove, The (Theobald), 36, Fraisse, Emmanuel, 161, 54n32, 195 179n6, 179n7 Grundy, Isobel, 138 Francklin, Richard, 41–42 Guardian, 134 Fuller, Samuel, 35, 39 See also Beauties of the Spectators, Tatlers, and Guardians, The Gyles, Fletcher, 195 G Garth, Sir Samuel, 47–48, 127, 134 Gavin, Michael, 39, 52n19 H Gay, John, 91–93 Habert, Philippe, 31, 159 General History of the Stage, A Hackett, John, 175 (Chetwood), 176 Halifax, Earl of (Charles Gentleman’s Journal, 6, 12, 43, Montagu), 47, 106 121–132, 136 Hammond, Anthony, 36 Gentleman’s Magazine, 6, 16, 46, 50, Harding, Walter, 15 86n32, 121–122, 135–140, 144, Harvey, Stephen, 128 145, 151n73 Havens, Raymond D., 3–4, 20n21 Gildon, Charles, 34–36, 127, 160 Haywood, Eliza, 125 Chorus Poetarum, 35, 37, 178 Herbert, George, 35 Memoirs of the Life of William Herbert, William, 200 Wycherley, 98 Hill, Aaron, 125, 169 Miscellaneous Letters and Essays, 35 Hinton, Anthony, 110, 117n27 Miscellany Poems upon Several History of English Poetry, The Occasions, 35, 160, 178 (Warton), 199–200 Giles, William, 52–53n20 Holborn-Drollery (Robinson), 28, 41, Gillespie, Alexandra, 192, 203 51n4, 226 Gillespie, Stuart, 5, 25, 30, 32–34, Holdsworth, Edward, 209 117n25, 128, 130–131, 159, 164 Homer, 40 Gillum, William, 138, 150n64 Hopkins, David, 5, 25, 30, 32–34, Glanvill, John, 102 117n25, 128, 130–131, 159, 164 Godolphin, Sidney, 131 Horace, 30, 75, 108–109, 128, 179n5 Godwyn, Charles, 46–47, 55n40 Ars Poetica, 167 Goldsmith, Oliver, 229 Epistles 2.1, 113 Granville, George, see Lansdowne, Epodes 2, 109 Baron (George Granville) Odes, 32, 101–102, 109–110 Gray, Catharine, 29 Odes 1.1, 109–110 Gray, Thomas, 26–27, 49, 176 Odes 1.23, 101–102 Greatheed, Bertie, 66, 83n16 Odes 1.5, 140 Greek Anthology, 6–7 See also Odes and Satyrs of Horace, Green, Thomas, 195 The (1715) 284 INDEX

Howard, Edward, 33, 55n42 L Howard, Samuel, 139, 144 La Rochefoucauld, François, Hughes, Jabez, 67 Duc de, 160 Hughes, John, 134 Ladies Diary, 127 Hunt, Arnold, 194 Ladies Miscellany, The (Curll), 93 Lady’s Magazine, 140 Lansdowne, Baron (George Granville), J 35–36, 128, 163, 173, 197–198 Jemmat, Catherine, 138 Latin Anthology, 6 Johnson, Samuel, 27 Lavoie, Chantel M., 56n44 A Dictionary of the English Lay-Monastery, The, 134 Language, 6, 61–62, 135, Lay-Monk, 125, 134 202, 204 Leapor, Mary, 50, 133 and Williams’s Miscellanies, 66–67 Lectures on the Art of Reading The Works of the English Poets, 49, (Sheridan), 190 162, 232 Legate, John, 29 Jones, Mary, 13, 16, 122, Lerer, Seth, 192, 203 134, 138–145 Letter from a Lady to Her Husband Jones, Samuel, 93–95, 106 Abroad, A (Broxholme), 205 Jonson, Ben, 165 Letters and Poems (Walsh), 48 Jordan, Thomas, 5, 64 Life of T. P. Atticus, The, 97, Jortin, John, 206–207 116n12, 202 Juvenal, 4, 196 Lintot, Bernard, 2, 68, 91–92 Little Master’s Miscellany, 65 Lockwood, Thomas, 70 K London Drollery, 41 Karian, Stephen, 93 London Gazette, 192 Kaur, Rupi, 1 London Magazine, 50, 140 Kelly, Ann Cline, 63 London Post, 126 Kemp, Hobart, 31, 51–52n13, 113, Londry, Michael, 142 159, 163, 164, 181n23 Lonsdale, Roger, 15 Kennedy, Deborah, 139, 142 Love, Harold, 26, 118n36, 166 Kerr, John, 112 Loveman, Kate, 212n12 King, William Love’s Dialect (Jordan), 5, 64 The Art of Cookery, 68 Lowth, Robert, 27, 46 Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, 5–6, Loxley, James, 29 68, 227–228 Lucian, 36 Posthumous Works, 68 Luck, Robert, 137 Knight, Jeffrey Todd, 192, 203 Lucretius Carus, Titus, 33 Knox, Vicesimus, 190, 228 Lund, Roger D., 20n22 Kolb, Gwin J., 83n14 Lycidus (Behn), 160 INDEX 285

M Mercure Galant, Le, 123 Macclesfeld, 1st Earl of (Thomas Merry Drollery, 51n4 Parker), 74 Merry Fellow, The, 169 Made-up miscellanies, 65, 93–94, Merry Mercury, 125 115n5, 116n15 Metrical Miscellany, The (Riddell), Magazines, 6, 10, 12, 15, 16, 50, 230–231, 233 121–123, 132–140, 145, 190, Michael, Ian, 236n7 207, 228 Milk and Honey (Kaur), 1 Gentleman’s Magazine, 6, 16, Miller, Bonny H., 140 46–47, 50, 86n32, 121–122, Millington, Edward, 194 135–140, 144, 145, 151n73 Milton, John, 13, 106, 113, 157, 159, Lady’s Magazine, 140 165, 170, 175–178, 207, 229 London Magazine, 50, 140 Miscellanea Sacra (Phillips), 36 as a type of miscellany, 121, 132, 135 Miscellanea Sacra (Tate), 35, 38–39, Universal Magazine of Knowledge 131, 148n37 and Pleasure, 140 Miscellaneous Letters and Essays Mallet, David, 43, 54n30 (Gildon), 35 Malone, Edmond, 66–67, 83n14 Miscellaneous Poems (Ashby), Mandell, Laura, 7–8, 47 138, 150n64 Manley, Delarivier, 114n3 Miscellaneous Poems (Concanen), 36 Manuscript, circulation of poems in, Miscellaneous Poems (Gillum), 138 34, 41–43, 95, 107, Miscellaneous Poems and Translations 190–191, 233–234 (Lintot), 2, 91–92 Marlborough, Duchess of (Sarah Miscellaneous Poems and Translations Churchill), 205 (Savage), 36 Marlborough, 1st Duke of (John Miscellaneous Poems and Translations Churchill), 39, 114n3 (Travers), 202 Marotti, Arthur F., 54n26 Miscellaneous Works Martial, 86n29, 101, 206 (Buckingham), 166–168 Marullus, Michael, 40 Miscellaneous Works (Pack), 95, Marvell, Andrew, 69 112–113, 116n10 Mathias, Thomas James, 231 Miscellania (Flecknoe), 5 Maxwell, Stephen, 209–210, 217n48 Miscellanies McEuen, James, 43 associated with a place, 2, 9, 28, Mears, William, 68, 198, 200 41–44, 210, 226 Mee, Jon, 225, 227, 230, 233 associated with a social group, 10, Memoirs for the Ingenious, 124 41–44, 66–67, 226–228, Memoirs of the Life of William 232–233, 235n1 Wycherley (Gildon), 98 and authorial communities, 10, Mendez, Moses, 231–232 25–27, 33–37, 50, 123, 127, Mennes, Sir John, 41 226–228, 230, 233 286 INDEX

Miscellanies (cont.) and multiple identities, 11, 66, and authorial self-fashioning, 3, 72, 78, 94 9–11, 39–40, 71–78, 80–81, in periodical form, 6, 12, 43, 93, 95, 106–112, 234 121–134, 171 authorship of, 2, 9, 11, 61–67, 71, and periodicals, 6, 12–13, 16, 43, 93, 233–234 50, 121–125, 127–139, 145 and canon formation, 3, 13, 16, 32, and popular taste, 4, 14, 134–135, 157–160, 169–170, 234 163–165, 170–179 printed for the author, 11, 63, as collected works, 13, 69–71, 74, 86n36, 67–69, 137–138 94, 137–138 as commercial products, 14, 27, 42, published by subscription, 11, 93–94, 191–196, 198–199 53n20, 63, 66, 68–71, 73, 74, containing only prose, 4–5, 9, 31, 82n10, 86n36, 122, 37, 124–127 137–139, 202 containing poetry and prose, 4, 5, scholarship on, 3–4, 14–17, 61–63, 13, 18n10, 28, 35, 62–63, 91–92, 136–137, 210, 233, 234 65–68, 73, 95, 96, 111, 122, and variety, 4–6, 9, 31–33, 38, 135–136, 138–139, 160, 165, 49–50, 61–64, 72, 106–108, 176, 199, 227, 229 121, 124, 128–129, 163, 192, defnition of, 3, 4, 7–8, 10, 11, 13, 205–206, 227–228, 234, 235 19n16, 61–62, 158–159, 171, for young readers, 65, 73, 135, 176, 204–206, 233–235 177, 229–230 defnition of single-author, 63, Miscellanies (Fielding), 62, 67–68, 65, 82n8 206, 209, 225 with an educational purpose, 135, Miscellanies in Prose and Verse 157–158, 165, 174, 176, (Chapone), 69 177, 229–230 Miscellanies in Prose and Verse by female authors, 2, 11, 13, 66–67, (Chatterton), 62–63 69, 71, 80–81, 137–139, 145 Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse and individual readers, 46–47, (Jemmat), 138 66–67, 91–114, 189–190, Miscellanies in Prose and Verse (Jones), 212n8, 217n51 13, 122, 138, 139, inviting contributions from readers, 141–145, 151n73 6, 10, 43–45, 123, 127–131 Miscellanies in Prose and Verse (King), by labouring-class authors, 11, 5–6, 68, 227–228 64, 71–80 Miscellanies in Prose and Verse made up of separately printed items, (Swift), 63 14, 65, 93, 192, 204–211 Miscellanies in Prose and Verse magazines as a type of, 121, 135 (Williams), 66–67, 138 in manuscript, 7, 19n16, 41, Miscellanies in Verse and Prose 190, 234 (Dennis), 64 INDEX 287

Miscellanies in Verse and Prose (Pack), N 95–100, 105–112, 189, 202, 205 Nadir (Wise), 138 Miscellanies over Claret, 125, 126, 132 Nation’s Favourite Poems, The, 1 Miscellanies, upon Several Subjects Needham, Paul, 204 (Breval and Chute), 65 Nelson, Carolyn, 122 Miscellany (1711), 127 Nepos, Cornelius, 97, 98, 111 Miscellany (Behn), 25–26, 32–37, New Collection of Miscellanies in Prose 123, 160, 173, 181n23, and Verse, A (Pack), 96–98, 226, 230 111–112, 116n12, 202 Miscellany of New Poems, A New Collection of Poems Relating to (Luck), 137 State Affairs, A, 217n51 Miscellany Poems (Whitehall), 64 New Foundling Hospital for Wit, Miscellany Poems (Wycherley), 65 The, 133 Miscellany Poems and Translations by New Miscellany of Original Poems, A Oxford Hands (Stephens), 123 (Hammond), 36 Miscellany Poems upon Several New Oxford Book of Eighteenth-­ Occasions (Gildon), 35, Century Verse, The (Lonsdale), 15 160, 178 Newcomb, Thomas, 202 Mist, Nathaniel, 136, 140–142 Newspapers, 15, 50, 122, 125–126, Mitchell, Joseph, 44 132–133, 136, 139–140, 142, Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 93, 145, 190, 192 140, 205 British Journal, 72 Monthly Miscellany, 124, 126 English Post, 126 Moral Miscellany, The, 176 Flying Post, 126 Motteux, Peter Anthony, 43, Fog’s Weekly Journal, 141–142, 145 121–126, 128–131, 135 London Gazette, 192 Mowatt, Simon, 146n2 London Post, 126 Moyle, Walter, 35, 36 Old Post-Master, 126 Mulgrave, Earl of, see Buckingham and Post Boy, 126 Normanby, 1st Duke of (John Post Man, 126 Sheffeld) Weekly Journal (Mist), Musapædia (Francklin), 41, 42 136, 140–142 Muscipula (Holdsworth), 207–209 Nichol, Donald W., 148n43 Muse in Livery, A (Dodsley), 71, Nichols, John, 40, 190 73, 74, 78 Nooning, The (Pack), 99 Muses Library, The (Cooper), 7, Norfolk, 8th Duke of (Thomas 19n15, 161–162 Howard), 198 Muses Mercury, 126–128 Norfolk Poetical Miscellany, The, 190 Museum, 190 Norris, John, 62 Musical Miscellany, The, 190 Northampton Miscellany, 133–134 Mysteries of Love & Eloquence, Nourse, John, 74 The, 28 Noyes, Gertrude E., 50–51n3 288 INDEX

O The Life of T. P. Atticus, 97, O’Callaghan, Michelle, 16, 27 116n12, 202 Odes and Satyrs of Horace, The Miscellaneous Works, 95, (1715), 174 112–113, 116n10 Oldham, John, 30 Miscellanies in Verse and Prose, Oldisworth, William, 209 95–100, 105–112, 189, Oldmixon, John 202, 205 Amores Britannici, 126 A New Collection of Miscellanies in Muses Mercury, 126–128 Prose and Verse, 96–98, Poems and Translations, 36 111–112, 116n12, 202 Poems on Several Occasions, The Nooning, 99 126, 147n24 Religion and Philosophy, 116n12 Old Post-Master, 126 The Whole Works, 115–116n10 Onslow, Richard, 3rd Baron, 74 Paradise Lost (Milton), 190 Original Poems and Translations Paradyse of Daynty Deuises, (Curll), 93 The, 41, 232 Orinthia’s Miscellanies (Teft), Parnassus Biceps (Wright), 5 80–81, 138 Patch-Work Screen for the Ladies, A Otway, Thomas, 30, 31, 33 (Barker), 227 Ovid, 30–32, 96, 99–101, 104, 105, Paterson, Samuel, 199 111, 129 Patronage, 64, 74–78, 81, 95, 97, Elegies, 32, 99 105–106, 108–112 Heroides, 30, 126 Payne, Henry, 198 Metamorphoses, 34, 100, 104, Payne, Olive, 214n27 130, 181n23 Payne, Thomas, 204, 214n26 Ovid’s Art of Love, 165 Pearch, George, 83n15, 228 Ovid’s Epistles, 30–31, 33, 165, Pemberton, John, 202 173, 196 Percy, Thomas, 199, 232 Ovid’s Metamorphoses, 174 Periodical miscellanies, 6, 12, 43, Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany 121–134, 171 Poems (Fenton), 36, 39–40, 190 Court Miscellany, 93 Oxford Drollery, 41 Delights for the Ingenious, 127 Oxford Oyster Women, The, 207–208 Diverting Muse, 125 Oxford, University of, 28–29, Foundling Hospital for Wit, 37, 43, 41–42, 190 132–133, 148n43 Gentleman’s Journal, 6, 12, 43, 121–132, 136 P Ladies Diary, 127 Pack, Colonel, 114n3 Memoirs for the Ingenious, 124 Pack, Richardson, 11–12, 92–114, Miscellanies over Claret, 125, 189, 202 126, 132 life of, 95–96 Miscellany, 127 INDEX 289

Monthly Miscellany, 124, 126 Poems on Moral and Divine Subjects Muses Mercury, 126–128 (Foulis), 135, 175, 176, 184n48 Northampton Miscellany, 133–134 Poems on Several Occasions Weekly Miscellany, 127 (Addison), 97–98 Periodicals, 3, 6, 12–13, 16, 43, Poems on Several Occasions 121–141, 143–145, 225, 226, 228 (Bancks), 79–80 Athenian Mercury, 125 Poems on Several Occasions British Apollo, 125 (Barber), 143 British Critic, 231 Poems on Several Occasions (Fenton), 40 Critical Review, 231–232 Poems on Several Occasions Diverting Post, 125–126 (Oldmixon), 126 English Lucian, 125 Poems on Several Occasions (Prior), 168 Female Spectator, 125 Poems on Several Occasions Guardian, 134 (Rochester), 171 Lay-Monk, 125, 134 Poems on Several Occasions. Collected Merry Mercury, 125 from the Spectators, 134–135 Museum, 190 Poems on Several Subjects (Duck), Spectator, 122, 125, 133–135, 144 63, 71–74 Tatler, 122, 125, 133–135 Poetical Miscellanies (Steele), 36, 195 Perrot d’Ablancourt, Nicolas, 159 Poetical Miscellanies on Several Persius, 196 Occasions (Jones), 94–95 Petiver, James, 124, 126 Poetical Pieces by Several Hands Philips, Ambrose, 134, 195 (Stevens), 52–53n20 Philips, Katherine, 39, 168 Poetical Preceptor, The, 135 Phillips, Edward, 162 Poetical Recreations (Barker), 195 Phillips, John, 207 Poetry of the Gentleman’s Magazine, Phillips, Samuel, 36 The (de Montluzin), 16, 20n27 Piozzi, Hester Lynch, 83n16 Poetry Pharmacy, The (Sieghart), 1 Pipe of Tobacco, A (Browne), 207–209 Polite Companion, The, 176 Pittis, William, 125 Poliziano, Angelo, 4 Plague of Athens, The (Sprat), 48 Pomfret, John, 75, 86–87n38 Playford, Henry, 125–126 Pope, Alexander, 2, 10, 43, 80, 93, Poem on the Last Day, A (Young), 205 96, 113–114, 121, 144, 174, Poems and Translations 197, 205, 217n51, 230 (Oldmixon), 36 The Dunciad in Four Books, 121 Poems by Eminent Ladies (Colman and An Epistle to Burlington, 205 Thornton), 49 An Essay on Criticism, 168 Poems by Several Hands (Tate), 35 Horatian imitations, 113–114, 205 Poems for Young Ladies Pastorals, 195 (Goldsmith), 229–230 The Rape of the Lock, 91 Poems on Affairs of State, 167, 174, Windsor-Forest, 197 178, 195 Works, 62 290 INDEX

Pope’s Miscellany (Burleigh), 93 “The Earl of Rochester’s Post Boy, 126 Answer,” 165 Posthumous Works (King), 68 Poems on Several Occasions, 171 Posthumous Works (Wycherley), 98 “A Song” (“Insulting beauty, you Post Man, 126 mispend”), 112–113 Potter, Thomas, 46 See also Works of the Earls of Printing for the author, 11, 63, 69–71, Rochester and Roscommon, The 74, 94, 137–138 Rogers, Pat, 94 Prior, Matthew, 91, 95–96, 128, 134, Rollins, Hyder, 197 167–169, 173, 174, 234 Roscoe, William, 230–231 Propertius, Sextus, 96, 108 Roscommon, 4th Earl of (Wentworth Protestant Popery, 207–209 Dillon), 35, 39, 47–48, 127, 163, Pseudonymity, 43, 65–66, 93, 123, 166–168, 174–175 127, 137, 172 See also Works of the Earls of Rochester and Roscommon, The Ross, Trevor, 157, 158, 177, 178, 229 R Rounce, Adam, 184n47 Rape of the Lock, The (Pope), 91 Rudd, Niall, 117n32 Rawlinson, Richard, 197–198 Russell, Anne, 33 Raylor, Timothy, 51n4 Rymer, Thomas, 30, 31 Recueil des Plus Belles Pieces (d’Aulnoy), 158, 160–163, 179n8 Reed, Gervais E., 179n7, 179n8 S Réfexions (La Rochefoucauld), 160 Sacred Hymns (Newcomb), 202 Reliques of Ancient English Poetry Sacred Poems, 175 (Percy), 199, 232 Sammelbände (bound collections of Remarks on Spenser’s Poems printed material), 14, 192, (Jortin), 206–207 201–206, 211 Resort miscellanies, 42, 54n27, 93, Sannazaro, Jacopo, 35 115n5, 132 Sansom, Martha, 96 Ribeiro, Alvaro, 15 Sarasin, Jean-François, 161 Richardson, William, 231, 236n3 Saunders, Francis, 13, 31, 158, Riddell, Maria, 230–231, 233 163–165, 178, 180n13, 195 Ridley, Gloster, 27 Savage, Richard, 36 Risk, George, 112 Scarron, Paul, 161 Ritson, Joseph, 7, 139–141, 144 Schellenberg, Betty A., 42–43, 190–191 Robert of Gloucester, 162 Schott’s Original Miscellany, 235 Robinson, Robert, 28 Scott, James, 46 Rochester, 2nd Earl of (John Wilmot), Scrope, Sir Carr, 31 100–101, 112–113, 128, 159, Seccombe, Matthew, 122 163, 165–166, 168, 169, Second Voyage de l’Isle d’Amour, Le 171, 174 (Tallemant), 160 INDEX 291

Secundus, Joannes, 40 Speaker, The, 165 Sedley, Sir Charles, 31, 113, 163, Spectator, 122, 125, 133–135, 164, 167 144, 149n53 Select and Remarkable Epitaphs See also Beauties of the Spectators, (Hackett), 175 Tatlers, and Guardians, The; Select Collection of Epitaphs, A, 175 Poems on Several Occasions. Select Collection of Modern Poems Collected from the Spectators (Urie), 135 Spence, Joseph, 143, 201 Select Collection of Poems Spencer, William, 231 (Nichols), 40, 190 Spenser, Edmund, 113, 157, 176, 177 Select Epitaphs (Toldervy), 175–176 Splendid Shilling, The (Phillips), 207 Select Lessons in Prose and Verse, 135 Sportive Wit, 41 Select Poems (1762), 49 Sports of the Muses, The, 169 Seraph, The, 175 Sprat, Thomas, 48, 113 Servitude (Dodsley), 73 Stanhope, William, 95 Settle, Elkanah, 30, 37 Starkey, John, 192 Sewell, George, 93, 107 Steele, Sir Richard, 12 Shaftesbury, 3rd Earl of (Anthony Poetical Miscellanies, 36, 195 Ashley Cooper), 9, 11, See also Spectator; Tatler 205–207, 227 Stephens, Anthony, 123 Shakespeare, William, 13, 157, 159, Stepney, George, 47, 174 170, 175–178, 194, 236n7 Stevens, John, 52–53n20 Sheffeld, John, see Buckingham and Stevens, Robert, 169 Normanby, 1st Duke of Strenæ Natalitiæ Academiæ Shenstone, William, 27, 49 Oxoniensis, 29 Sheridan, Charles, 189 Suarez, Michael F., 7, 15, 27, 158, Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 230–231 177, 191, 193, 211 Sheridan, Thomas, 189–190 Subscription publishing, 11, 53n20, Sieghart, William, 1 63, 66, 68–71, 73, 74, 82n10, Smalridge, George, 93 112, 122, 137–139, 150n65, 202 Smith, Daniel Starza, 4, 5, 17n4, 51n12 Surrey, Earl of (Henry Howard), Smith, James, 41 191, 196–199 Smith, Marshall, 125 Swift, Jonathan, 10, 62, 69, 93, Smyth, Adam, 10, 16, 20n26, 144, 217n48 26, 28, 41 “A Description of the Smyth, William, 230–231 Morning,” 134 Soame, William, 128 Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Songbooks, 3, 15, 16, 61, 72, (1711), 63 134–136, 140, 144, 190 “On Poetry. A Rapsody,” 62 Songes and Sonettes (Tottel), 2, 8, 14, Swift, Katherine, 193 42, 54n25, 191, 196–200, 211 System, The (Wise), 138, 150n65 292 INDEX

T Tonson, Jacob (the younger) and Tallemant, Paul, 160 Richard, 48–49, 175 Tate, Nahum, 30, 31, 33, 44, 123, Tottel, Richard, 2, 8, 14, 42, 54n25, 127, 128 191, 196–200, 211 Miscellanea Sacra, 35, 38–39, Townshend, Horatio, 131 131, 148n37 Tragedy of Sir Walter Raleigh, The Poems by Several Hands, 35 (Sewell), 107 Tatersal, Robert, 11, 71–75, 77–78, Translations and Poems (Boyse), 203 81, 86n32 Trapp, Joseph, 46 Tatler, 122, 125, 133–135, 149n45 Travers, Henry, 202 See also Beauties of the Spectators, Trifes (Dodsley), 79 Tatlers, and Guardians, The Tunbridge and Bath Miscellany, The Taylor, Jeremy, 35, 39 (Curll), 132 Teft, Elizabeth, 80–81, 137–138 Tunbridge-Miscellany, The (1712), Temple de la Mort, Le 42, 93, 132 (Habert), 31, 159 Tunbridge-Miscellany, The (1713), 132 Theatrum Poetarum (Phillips), 162 Turner, Joseph, 205 Theobald, Lewis, 36, 44, 54n32, Typographical Antiquities (Ames and 195, 233 Herbert), 200 Theocritus, 32 Thesaurus Dramaticus, 45 Thistlethwayte, Alexander, 201–211, U 215n36, 215n37 Union First Line Index of English Thomas, Elizabeth, 2 Verse, 16, 136 Thompson, John J., 19n16 Union, The (Warton), 25, 53n20 Thomson, James, 229, 236n7 Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Thornton, Bonnell, 49 Pleasure, 140 Thresher’s Miscellany, The, 72–73, 78, Urie, Robert, 135 85n28, 86n32 Urquhart, Leonard, 231, 235–236n3 Tibullus, Albius, 96, 105, 108, 111 Utrecht, Treaty of, 95, 105, 107 Tickell, Thomas, 47, 48 Tierney, James, 121, 124, 125, 131, 133 V Tipper, John, 127 Van Hensbergen, Claudine, 165, Todd, Janet, 52n14 169, 180n16 Toldervy, William, 175 Verse Miscellanies Online, 16, 20n26 Tonson, Jacob, 5, 12, 25, 32, 43, 44, Vieth, David M., 117n23 48–49, 91, 122–124, 164, 168, Villon, François, 160 171, 175, 191, 226 Virgil, 30, 106, 130 Ovid’s Art of Love, 165 Eclogues, 32, 105 Ovid’s Epistles, 30–31, 33, 165, Georgics, 34 173, 196 Virgin Muse, The (Greenwood), 174, 177 See also Dryden-Tonson miscellanies Voiture, Vincent, 161 INDEX 293

W Williams, Sir Charles Hanbury, Wall, Wendy, 41 37, 148n43 Waller, Edmund, 94, 131, 141–142, Willis, Francis, 30 151n75, 175–176, 181n23 Winchilsea, Countess of (Anne Walpole, Horace, 27, 199 Finch), 2, 39 Walpole, Sir Robert, 73 Windsor-Drollery, 41 Walsh, William, 47–48, 174 Windsor-Forest (Pope), 197 Warburton, William, 67 Windsor Medley, The, 136, 150n58 Ward, Edward, 125 Wise, Joseph, 138, 150n63 Warner, Thomas, 42 Wit and Drollery, 41 Wars Wit and Mirth, 31 Nine Years’ War, 164 Wood, Thomas, 30 War of the Spanish Succession, Wordsworth, William, 17 95, 114n3 Works of Celebrated Authors, The Warton, Thomas, 46, 232 (Tonsons), 48–49, 175 The History of English Poetry, 199–200 Works of the Earls of Rochester and The Union, 25, 53n20 Roscommon, The, 13, 158–159, Wasserman, Earl R., 20n21 165–170, 174–175, 181n23, Weaver’s Miscellany, The (Bancks), 181n24, 195 71–74, 78–80 as anthology, 168–169 Weekly Journal (Mist), 136, 140–142 Works of the English Poets, The, 49, Weekly Miscellany, 127 162, 232 Weinbrot, Howard, 177 Works of the Most Celebrated Minor West, James, 199–200 Poets, The (Cogan), 47–49, 175 Westminster-Drollery (Brome), 28, 41, Wright, Abraham, 5 51n5, 226 Wright, James, 33, 35 Westminster Quibbles in Verse, 5 Wyatt, Sir Thomas, 197–199 Wharton, Anne, 163 Wycherley, William Whiston, John, 201, 214n27 Miscellany Poems, 65, 82n10 White, Benjamin, 198, 201, 214n27 Posthumous Works, 98 Whitehall, John, 64 Wynne, Owen, 112 Whitehead, William, 27 Whole Works, The (Pack), 115–116n10 Wilkinson, Hazel, 184n48 Y Williams, Abigail, 16, 189–191 York Miscellany, The (Maxwell), Williams, Anna, 66–67, 138 207–210, 217n48 Williams, Iolo A., 4 Young, Edward, 205, 229